Brailsford on the Russian Workers' Republic and Bolshevik order
A review lauds Brailsford's The Russian Workers' Republic as the best account of Soviet Russia. It highlights his depiction of the factory in the forest, the manual worker's empowerment, and the Bolshevik project across education, culture, and the Red Army. It notes child welfare, oil shortages, and the moral purpose of Bolshevism among Russian and international workers.